
Storyteller Priscilla Howe muses, rambles and comments on the art and practice of storytelling--the old fashioned way, out loud with an audience. She'll tell a few stories. Guest interviews will be forthcoming, too.
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I started storytelling as a children’s librarian. As I wasn’t making money telling stories beyond my salary, I was covered under Fair Use: I could tell stories from books as part of my job without asking permission. I always, always, always...
Last week, I spent a day at Powell Gardens, a lovely botanical garden outside of Kansas City, telling stories about dragons for their exhibit “Dragons and Other Fantastic Beasts.” Three of my dragon puppets came along for the ride: Belle, t...
Just a quick note here to say that if you’re looking for my stories online, especially children’s stories, you’ll find them in LOTS of places, most recently Bandcamp. I would love it if you followed me here, there and everywhere!
Here are...
When I was little, we spent parts of many summers with family friends on Lake Champlain. We usually stayed at the farmhouse, often camping next to it. Getting to the best swimming spot, a.k.a. the Flat Rocks, we had to go over a little hill...
This week I start my summer reading programs in libraries. I’m deviating from the nationwide archeology and dinosaur themes to a garden theme, because I have more stories and songs that fit (as I’ve written before, kids don’t really care ab...
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Since 1993, I've been a full-time storyteller, traveling the world (15 countries to date), telling stories, teaching workshops and generally playing the fool. I tell folktales, stories from books and my own stories to listeners of all ages.
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